To Live Is To Die

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[justwitcherthings]

justwitcherthings

[coffincrew]

Widower // Make Them Suffer

(The one I posted before was horrendous, so I re-did it with a lot better looking design template, reblog and love me)

[slaughteringbunnies]

Soundgarden performing “Birth Ritual” in Singles (1992; Cameron Crowe)

[hcmfart]

one of my favorite versions of corosion of conformity

[allnightsong-deactivated2018100]

“Congratulation Song” Corrosion of Conformity

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[darkthrvniht]

posting dis just bcs of my tee shirt, cause damn i love it

[heavyxmetalxcajun]

[heavyxmetalxcajun]

Counting bodies like sheep

[heavyxmetalxcajun]

[goth-aunt]

I’m

[mutant-titmouse-deactivated2023]

It’s fascinating to watch this beast at work

[music-4-the-masses-blog]

Visit Original Link

Crash Kings - Mountain Man

[caseremains]

The name Winchester is synonymous with guns the world over, known to many as ‘The Gun That Won The West’.  But behind the name is the tale of a troubled, grieving woman who to this day remains shrouded in mystery.  Following the death of her baby daughter and husband in the late 1800s, Sarah Winchester, like many of the bereaved of her era, visited a medium seeking some kind of solace. The medium, channeling her late husband, instructed Sarah to move West, and build a home for her and the spirits of the many people whose deaths had been caused by the Winchester rifle. As long as it was being built, the spirits would be appeased, and Sarah would be safe from harm. The result is the Winchester Mystery House.  

Funded by her hefty inheritance, Sarah purchased a simple farmhouse in San Jose. Construction continued almost around the clock, until the house became a towering 7 storey mansion consisting of roughly 160 rooms (1 of which was discovered as recently as this year).  With no architect on board, the house contains various design anomalies, such as windows overlooking other rooms, staircases and doors that lead to nothing, secret passageways, and a Séance Room, which Sarah was said to visit nightly.  Construction finally ended with her death in 1922, and still stands today as a tourist attraction.

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[foreverfallingdown-deactivated2]

Alter Bridge

[melalkolik]

What a duo…